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Credit: Paul Brou
The news at a subdued National Business Aviation Association 2017 show was more about what was not announced, while the increased tempo of behind-the-scenes activity suggests next year’s event could well be brimming with new aircraft launches. Inevitably overshadowed by the mass shooting tragedy...
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